[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sounds like it might be a problem with your application - do you get this when you try your application? Can you try to keep around the> HTTP response (including the HTML content) of the first response?
Are you reffering to the URL: "http://tazieff/kid/users/search/simple";? I'll need an FQDN to access it.
[the above is on my home box thats not connected to the web]
See the public one at: http://www.caves.org.au/kid/users/search/simple e.g. enter Jenolan
Info for the public login is at http://www.caves.org.au/kid_intro.htm
Im not sure what you mean by "keep around the HTTP response". The response would be the document delivered to the client web browser unless you mean something else?
I mean to somehow record the byte stream sent to the client. Including the HTTP headers before the <html> content. Is this a static HTML page or something generated on the fly?
Now I understand what you mean. The stuff thats in the headers that the brwser interprets but doesnt get displayed in the HTML page. Well if I can learn how to do that I will have learnt something (is that a tautology?).
The page is generated on the fly by a Perl script.
I'll try and get a really cut down script that generates the same problem.
Mike -- Michael Lake Chemistry, Materials & Forensic Science, UTS Ph: 9514 1725 Fx: 9514 1460
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